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Title: Biogas and separation plants


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Biogas and separation plants
  • Project Manager Lars Baadstorp

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DDHC - The company
  • DDHC Private share holding company daughter
    company to Schouw Co and Hedeselskabet
  • Turn key supplier of biogas and separation plants
  • Cooperation with NRGE so secure the Irish
    solution
  • Large scale animal producers and joint plants
  • Industrial plants (abattoirs, oil industry etc.)
  • Waste management plants (waste household and
    restaurant waste)

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DDHC the experience
  • The company
  • Experience 22 farm biogas plants
  • 8 star plants (more farms connected to one
    plant through pipelines)
  • 1 industrial biogas plant
  • 2 separation plants
  • Market Up to now mainly domestic
  • Ireland is a prioritised market

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DDHC the experience
  • The staff
  • In total approx. 50 employed
  • Typical experience 10-20 years
  • Planning and implementing of most of the 20
    centralised plants in Denmark
  • Treatment of almost all kind of organic
    residuals incl. household waste
  • Planning of biogas in Europe, Asia and USA

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The challenge of animal production in Europe
  • To be maintain producing of animals and meet
    rising environmental demands
  • or even to be allowed to stay in business
  • Growing environmental pressure
  • Loss of nutrients, odour and expanded transport
    will not be accepted
  • Better hygienic standards and energy balance
    will be demanded



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and what is the problem?
  • Often a bad handling of nutrients nutrients
    are handles as when farms had three cows and
    two pigs
  • Manure is in many places regarded as waste and
    not a resource
  • Growing amount of nutrients from agricultural
    industries
  • Environment is an issue for most consumers



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Biogas a mean to re-establish the organic cycle
  • The present situation

Energy
Fertiliser
Energy
Energy
Agriculture
Industry
Households
Manure
Waste
Waste
Environmental problem
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Biogas a mean to re-establish the organic
cycle
  • The future after implementation of biogas
  • Fertiliser Energy



Households
Industry
Agriculture
Biogas
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and what can be done?
  • Digestion Homogenise the manure
  • Change organic N into free n
  • Take away odour
  • Sanitation (up front/in process)
  • Decanter separation Split N and P in two
    fractions
  • Liquid fertiliser with optimal N/P ratio
  • Efficiency on N close to 100
  • Very easy to handle
  • Fibre fraction that can be exported
  • Evaporator Split nutrients an water
  • Easy transport and distribution
  • all well tested and documented technologies


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The optimal technology experience
  • The simple plant
  • Thermophilic digestion
  • Utilise the economy of scale
  • Optimise yield through high quality feeding
  • Prepare feeding through sanitation/homogenisation
  • High quality gas for operation of CHP
  • Separation only on the digestate


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The modular build plant
  • The modules
  • Pre-treatment of biomass Sanitation and
    homogenisation
  • Biogas plant including intake facilities,
    digester and gas system.
  • CHP unit for utilising the gas
  • Separation units Decanter separation
    (liquid/solid)
  • Evaporator (concentrate/clean water)


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The Economy of Biogas
  • Biogas Energy (electricity for own
    consumption and for sale)
  • Gate fees
  • Cheaper manure handling
  • Savings in purchase of fertiliser
  • Decanter separation
  • Savings in purchase of fertilisers/Sales of
    manufactured fertilisers
  • Evaporation Savings in transport of surplus
    nutrients



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Benefits
  • Simple economical benefits
  • Income from energy, gate fees, higher
    fertiliser value and cheaper manure
    handling
  • Non-economical benefits
  • CO2 neutral energy
  • Reduced CH4 emission
  • Reduced odour
  • Reduced outlets of nutrients
  • . Create a background to maintain/expand animal
    production



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The biogas plant


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The Biogas Plant


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Cogeneration unit


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Decanter separation
  • Decanter separation
  • 8-10 solid material
  • 80-85 of the Phospor and organic nitrogen
  • 30 - 35 TS
  • 90-92 liquid fertiliser
  • Allmost all ammonia
  • Utilisation equal to chemical fertiliser



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Hegndal Farm Biogas Plant
  • Fibre fraction
  • A compost product
  • High phosphorus value
  • Sanitised (free of bacterium, virus and seeds)
  • Can be pelletisied (dryer, pelletiser)
  • Can be composted (reduce amount, higher TS)



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Separation - evaporator
Evaporator Separates nutrients from water. Water
fraction Allmost clean waster (nutrients equal
to drinking water quality, contains orgaic
material) Nutrient fraction Concentrated liquid
fertiliser


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The future manure handling


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Implementing from idea to reality
  • Planning Fast, action minded paper
  • Actual figures on the inputs
  • Standard data on production, investment
    and operation
  • Planning application/EPA licence
  • Mature the project Agreements on input/output
  • Financial close
  • Basic/Detailed design Optimise the plant
  • Construction Ends with a full commissioned and
    optimised plant

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